6 Read the text and answer the questions. Many British university students have a full-time or part-time job at some time during the year. A recent survey of British students showed that 53% work during the university holidays. The number of students who don't work either in term-time or during the holidays has fallen from 44% to 21% during the past four years. Traditionally, students work during the summer holidays in areas such as tourism and agriculture, but there is also great demand for temporary workers in retail and catering. Supermarkets, particularly those which are open 24 hours a day, provide work for students during the evenings and sometimes at night. Other work is also available in cafés, restaurants and bars and there is also plenty of work at tourist attractions, amusement parks and holiday centres. Some students go to the United States to help in summer camps for school students. This gives them the opportunity to work for a few weeks and then to travel around for a while. Others go to nearby countries like France, where there is work in tourism and agriculture.